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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-07
THE BROOKLYN NINE WINS.
AN EASY VICTORY OVER THE BALTIMORE s
PEOPLE NOT KEPT AWAY FROM THE GAME BY

PEOPLE NOT KEPT AWAY FROM THE GAME BY
sHowERs-rHE SCORE
Judging crowd and the game OF baseball ~ "ash
incton Park Brooklyn average August ransorm has no
terror. baseball players baseball enthusiasts ruy
600 people Brooklyn grounds 10 VIII
ness the game Brooklyn and the Baltimore CLUBS
The muddy aud the seats wet but tte ora"
backs attracted only casual notice Occasional snow
ers also the rain only med to whe theappe
e well played on the part OF the
homo club and the Baltimore players were beaten rather
easily The spectator, took exceptions TO Captain Burns
and showed dsleasure OF bis coaching tactics IN
forcible Burns had couple OF unbecomng hoies
I'm his stockings and the crowd reminded him oil ha iact
during greater part the knouh pched LOT inc
visiting players and did indifferent work 80 usuai
Smith presented with mahogany bat nicely bouud WIN
silver and acknowledged the gift With a basehit.
The home players went for luck sending their
opponents The visiting players quickly re-
tired club Ten went to the bat
for Brooklyn half scored After Pink
new thrown Mcclellan sent there on
calleI balls. He then second wild throw by
Daniels McTamany first error BY Burns and
stole TO second blunt" hit and the bases were
full yell went up Smith lined the ball to far left
field for two and home Mcclellan McIaany ana
Tooe Another bunder 10y Burns Peoples his base ana
smith stroed TO third made hit and Smith scored
Clarke then hit 10 centre field and Peoples scoleu %
gave home club long lead. and the crown
In the second inning the Baltimore scored two runs
slightly reduced the lead OF the homo player tucker
got Re called balls and by desperate slide got safey TO
second Burns 10 first Vase nun by McCean Davs
made hit centre field and Tucker scored Burns scorer
Trotts sacrifice out at first In the fourth nnng me
baserunnng might have made more clarke reached
first called balls and second passed ball and
scored two base hit TO right field by mcC elah Inc
home the seventh inning smith
made another hit went second on passed ball to hlrd on
wild PITCH and scored on hit TO left Held oy Greer ihe
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NEW YORK CITY.

aThe Sacred Chamber In the Eden Musee attracts
good many church people to see the SIX taoieauS
representing "The life OF CHRIST"
The Rev. DR.. Newland Maynard sailed yesterday by
the italian steamship independence for Gibraltar,
Naples and Palermo and intends visiting the ruins Oh
the old city of Carthage In Tunis.
Croton water rents for the week, si6,632 90;
Mayors Marshal Byrnes issued 2o3 licenses and
received therefor $i37 %.
Mayor Hewitt and family have gone TO Bar Harbor
and President BeeIman will be Acting Mayor until
Mr. Hewftt's return on August ~.
Kate Collins, a servant OF No $40 West one
hundred nd twcnty sovcntb-st, was arrested on the
charge OF nfanticide yesterday
Patrick Cavanah of No 10 Leroy-st, was drowned
at Pier No so, North River, whore he was working,
Yesterday About the same time Nate Williams, OF
the ship John Harvey, fell from the deck OF ,bs
vessel and drowned before help could reach him.
Only four new reports Of typhoid fever cases were
made at sanitary Headquarters yesterday Four
cases OF smallpox found. two In East Thlrd-st
one in Twcnty-sixth-st near First-ave., and one at
Smallpox Hospital
The police have been looking for the druggist who
sold tho morphine powders to Annie Lynch In Wess
Thrty-frst-st, but without success. box contain
Ing a number OF the powders found in the room
OF the young woman after her death but without
any label.
The following Inspectors OF Customs have been APP
pointed Patrick Delaney Cornelius L. Murphy ana
lchael Berwin
meeting OF the members of the grain trade VIII Do
held at the Produce Exchange next Wednesday 10
select a committee whose duty will be to recommend
scheme for clearing differences on grain CONTRACT
The arrivals Of cmigrants at Castle Garden yester-
day were 2554 an unprecedented day for August and
only day In July. The arrivals for the
week were 1896.
Charles D. Kellogg, treasurer Of the BartAold
Creche ON Bedlows Island, Acknowledges the receipt
of 1891 GA from friends Of the work. Checks may
be sent to Mr. Kellogg, No II University place.
Peter Tammany, age twenty-one, seaman on
the United states ship Minnesota, while attend
ing a picnic a. Jones's Wood Friday, became sud
denly Ill and died before medical aid could reach
him.
Isabella Harklns, age seven, Of No. 40 Cherry
St. fell down stairs yesterday and sustained irac
ture Of rlo Uranium, from which she died Two hours
later.
John Healy. age thirty three, Of No. 2G1 Columbia
ST. BROOKLYN while at work ON the lighter Atlantic
at Pier No o. North River, yesterday fell overheard
and was drowned. His body was not recovered.
Professor Draper. Of the Central Park Observa
tory reports that the wind travelled 700 miles last
week: mean barometer, 29.e07 Inches range OF
thermometer, 800 10 90" ; rainfall, IL int
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ssm:r ElssH SmsI ssp1:: a.
Ship Robert Bslknsp staples. San Francisco-sutton
Bar. MIua.n tsG, smith Ansvsrp-c W Ber,au1
BARI eo ea ss Van :r
BARK Brothers Sisters tBr Mcneil. st John NB-scam-
Bark Holmes (Br,. &evton Brunswick Cal r Whit.
Bark Lovfald tNor) Nielsen, Perth Amboy Punch Edys
Pearl thinner TreTsrsss
Brig swiftsure tBr,. Ryan. Liverpool. NsH Bailey 4
schr Dart (Br. Whitaker. Yarmouth. Ns-scammeu
SAILED.
Steamers Amaf, for Hamburg; W scholten Rotterdam
La Gascogae Havrs: INDEPENDENTS Mediterranean ports
British Queen London: Umbria Of Montreal and Arabs
Proxreso saratosa cema galveston. Eureka
Stream. Wimin gtou NC: Richmond Newport News Roa-
SHIPS BaSn for Melbourne: Ceringa Antwerp Minnie
Banks Troop for Yokohama; MARITIME cilento Alex.
annria; Boeert Buenos Ayres Christine Edea cctte
US steamer Dolphin. -; Steamer Eagle st Johns NJ.
Also Lou Island ,ooaSmstea%er: E,sansrs
mouth Ns Brgs Iantsaa for Port Natal In Bsrbos
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mary r aeLsG s,n C % nun:
sprung and buwarks damaged.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON. Aug s. Sailed. steamer Heveta (Br) cochrana
LvEEroc- Aug CARVED steamer Kspler Br. Tanner.
QUEENSTOWN, Aug 5-Arrvef. steamer wyoming (BrL
Rigby New.York her way Liverpool (and pro-
cseded.
DUNDEE. Aug 6-sailed steamer Croma (Br). Cave. for
New-YUrk.
KNsALE. Aug 6Passed. steamer Herschsi (Br Bralth-
waite, from New.York on her way 70 LyeroooI.
LIZ RID Aug 6-Passed, steamers MARSHA Ger, Mas
from New YORK her Hamburg Zal ndam (Dtchl,
Van der Zee, from New. York her to Amsterdam
ISLE or WIGHT. Aug 6-Passed steamer Erin (r, Foote
from New York her way o London.
HAMBURG Aug 3-Saled steamer Taormna Ger. FIanck,
for New.York
ASTwEsr Aug 5-saIIed steamer De Rurter (Bs0. Bra
rens for New York
HAvRE Aug e~SaiIea. steamer Breagne FRI. DsJous-
seln, for New.York,
Aug 3-saiIsd steamer Richmond Hill OBI. Hyde from
Lonfon hence for NewYork
0BRALTAR Aug 5-Psssed Assyria OBJ splttaI
from Mediterranean ports Tor New York.
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THE NEw-ROCHELLE CLUBS LADIES' DAY

A LARGE NUMBER OF GUESTS AND A PLEASANT
sAIL-THE WINNING YACHTS
Few yacht clubs have pleasantly situated quar-
ters than the New Rochelle Club, whose quietly pictu
rescue house is perchsd Echo Island opposite the
point on which the first Huguenot pilgrims landed on
one side is Echo Bay aording safe and convenient har
borage for the size OF those which form the fleet
of the club. the other stretches tho broad
expanse OF the Sound ecked here and there by white
safl with aud then the black smoke or
ceasng steamer 10 be seen To this pleas
ant little spot yesterday afternoon fOcked boatloads OF
brightly dressed girls and more sobery atred matrons
the annual ladies' day regatta was In progress As
usual with ladies' the affair was moro OF pleasure
jaunt than real business No spnnakers. balloon lbs or
balloon staysails allowed to be carried.
and tho course, which 10 Execution Reef
and homo, arranged as 10 allow OF the
whole race being from the clubhouse. The un-
thunder storm delayed the start some
what and prevented Of tho wonldbo contestants
appearing owing the absence OF their fair crews who
would not venture through the rain At 345 o'clock tho
starting gun fired and the lttlo fleet started In
gentle breeze which barely filed their sails IL blew
north by east aud the yachts soon strung out into
the order they maintained throughout the race. The
course was sailed twice and the winning boats In
their respective classes were the Fanita the Amazon the
Adele and the Oracle l. The starters and time were As
10
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NEWS from THE SUBURBS.
wEsrcHEsrER COUNTY.

NRw RocHKLLE-In Wow the fact that the waters Of
the Hutchinson be let tho mains OF the New
Rochelle Company early day the ply cisns OF
village held meeting aud expressed their opinions
the imperative necessity 81 immediately providing out
LET. Tor tie waste water well as for President
Banks called special meeting OF The trustees To be he'd
Monday evening ior the purpose OF taking the subject
into consdera ion and promptly adopting preliminary meas
practical system oil sewerage ur the village IL -
O1peced that VIII be to empty the sewage into
the sonud beyond loww4ter mark, at probable cost Of
s2rOOOh
IRvINGToS.-Michae Loche German, VINO keeps liquor
,ue this county about sir years ago
and shortly afterwari got married to who
wa, ignorant been previously married ami That
his wife and Germany. she only
that fact rsentT when aud daug htor
made appearance ITyIngt0n and called him fatEcr
LOche two g0ns to do about 1t has not
fuceu sd
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hits The Egyptian" Hssly was not % successful inc
a. appended
fhllaNeipna n
Indianapolis. D o U u v
Observation-Disclosures. o; Indianapolis ErorsEPhiia'
depha 2: Indianapol Decentralization and Heaiy
Umpire-Mr. Powers.
81. LOUIS Aug 6.-Today game between the ST. Louis
and Cincinnati clubs resulted In another vol played
and highly exciting BATHS. The home club PLAYED
excellent the field and by timely batting In the
scored three and won the game Tho score
was as follows;
Cincinnati ...........,.............0 2 @
st. Louis. U " u o
Cincinnati Id; ST. Louis 10. Errors-CIncfn
natl 4; It Louis o. Pitchers-Serad and King Umpire
Mr.. Loster.
LOUISVILLE Aug 6-The game between the Cleveland
and Louisville clubs model one until the seventh In
ning to-day At this point the PLAYERS guaged me
OF armed Daily and batet in seven runs Inc
score was as appended:
CieVcIanu "
Louisville. u u
Basehts- Cleveland. Louisville IA. Errors-CIevelano
81 Louisville. 4. Pitchers ard HecEer' omp"e-
Mr.. Ferguson
At Chester, Penn-Houston, %; Active. 0.
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JERSEY CITY.

Constable Walsh Of Camden arrived In Jersey CITY yester
day with a the arrest of Nat" Dryberger who
drove Camden mix In company with Lilo
simpson. the srteenyearoi daughter OF George Snip
The constable cOmpanef by MI simpson, who
accused Drybcrger having abducted his daughter The
couple taken back To Camden yesterday
while wOrkmen making excavations yesterday
q building Pacincav-. and MaplcsL they found
skeleton and short time fourteen them were rumed
said that place used negro DuTJng
ground
prOpfeOrs OF the parks the hill have made arrange
today there viii be plenty OF beer and
music Just before the recent moral spasm struck
police authorities II announced that tho music VIII
strictly sacred aud the beverages OF manufacturing
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SHIPPING NEUS.
NTTTTINU NLV D
PORTOF NETWORK. ......... sArU RBAY. AUG.
AppIWEn

PORT OF NEw.YoRK.......... SATURDAY, AUG 6, 1887
ARRIVED.
Steamer Endymion OBJ Sattcrley Cardiff July 81 with
mdso order vessel TO Funch Edye Co Arrived AZ inc
Bar at $3.50 pm
Steamer Rugia tGcr, Korlen. Hamburg July a. Hayro
81 with mdse Aad 5sl passengers kunhardt CO. AT
rived at the Rar at II an. ~ ..,.,.n, r,,x o. with
and l79 passengers to Funch. Edys Co. Arrived al
Steamer GlcaiowO tBr. Lcata Jny Palermo
H. Castcllamare - with mdse to Lawrence Giles Co. AT
steamer caondco Evans Key days. with mdse
Steamer Tonawauda Brickey Savannah days with lum
BARK unioa itta Cuneo Batavia Java March 10 Padang
Api so with misc to order vessel to Benham Boys'en
and empty barrels TO ORDER vessel to Funch EdSs
Bark Deucaon Br> Baker, Dominica 25 days with sugar
rg En@S l. Shaw Co Windsor Ns) Porter. Iququ. SO
days Delaware Rreakwater with nitrate Of soda To
Daphne Sr ManT9 s. John Rro, with lumber to
ssT Glen pn CO. St S with lumber
TO Chase Talbot CO. vessel to scanned BIOS wit, ,um
bel a' to chase Hnssa raSo gov Co. Honey
city Island wind light NJ cloudy.
Arrived Yesterday
candernagor @ TsuOn Mar1 %an J Ea S
Co Arrived al he at II, 20 7 m. ..
81 49, with mdse and passengers to Bouiton
steamer Yiun CNor. Hagsmaan, Baracoa days. with
] Q Ward & Co; vessel to + ii Smith 4 Co
CLEARED
Steamer France tBr). Hadley. Iondon-F w Hurst
steamer Hipparchus (Beg). Kelly, Liverpool-Busk
Jevons.
steamer MartellO Jenkins Huli-Sanderson & Son.
steamer Dorset OBI, Brown Bristol-C l. Morgan
steamer Critic lbrl, Davies. Leith-Simpson spence
Young
steamer Main (Ger, Kuhlmann Bremen--Oelrichs 4 Co.
Steamer Muriel tBrl, Locke wndward Isands-A Out
erbrdge & Co.
steamer Saratoga Curtis Havana-Jas Ward a Co.
steamer onal, Risk. Galyeston-c Mallory 4 CO;
Steamer New Orleans, Masey. New .orloans-s Seaman
Steamer Eureka. Quick. New Oreans-J Il Vap Scklc
Steamer Colorado Daniels. MoDis-C II Mallory q Co. .
Steamer Gulf stream. Ingram, Wilmington. NC-Wm
| Clyde & Co.
Steamer Richmond. Boas, Newport News and wsst Point
| Va-Old Dominion So Co
steamer Breakwater Jenney. Newport News and West
| Point-Od Dominion SIS 90.
Steamer John Gibson Y0ung. and Alexandria
| in WlIliamA.
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STATEN ISLAND.

NEW DoRP-A trotting for purse OF Ave hundred
dollars will take place at Sea View Park on Tuesday after
noon between welknOwn trotters IToubadour owned
by seguine, and Dick owned by Harry rtton
CLFToXThc annual regatta OF the clifton Boat club will
The course Will be straghtaway
from Fort Wads~orth. finishing at the club house
STAPLRToS-The sandy Hook pilot boat Centennial No T.
ed u a yawl at Tuesday. The yawl com.
petelv covered with II Identified the
lost from pilot Phantom No H. two winters when
IL was WISHED overheard durnga gale 1t has
been drifting ocean, bottom for nearly twenty
four months without receiving any Injuries
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ON the Fanita were Mrs +. Hatch Mrs. Frank Harrl-
SON lss Vanderbcck and Mrs q. Preston. on the ANA
Mrs. Lewis, Miss Lewis and Miss Lindsay. Inc
Adele had on board Mrs. f. A. Newbold, Mrs ID. r..
burst, Mrs II. Hartneit. Mrs f. Potter
Miss burst, Miss Hartnrtt and Miss Greyc
The Oracle L. had passengers Miss Harmon and Miss
White. Among those present at the clubhouse we're T.
W Flint c. II. Murray. Charles stevenson, Professor
Vulle G. Young, A.. :. Hatch. Eugene Lambdep. g. C.
Foster. &. Pryor and A. ~ LAYTON. Tue regatta COM
mttee Theodore T. jenkins, John Nicholas and
Henry ID. Phelps.
After the race many OF those present went over 70
Larchmont, where az the Yacht Clubhouse pleasant
garden party was given.
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AIONG TILE SOUND.

unconventional w. II. Stevenson yesterday
elected president Of the Derby aud Nswaven Railroad
succeed Joel Sperry The Colonel
dent OF two railway companies and general o. tho
charged with completely in the burglary
Fsrchid's Iewelry July II. ana held
of $4,000 examined Ia the city Court
NoRwA LK-tmpoyes OF the Danbury and Norwalk Rail-
DO paid by bank checks sent TO them each
Friday by cash IN envelopes monthly hereto.
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THE SHARP PAPERS SENT TO JUDGE POTrE

THE SHARP PAPERS SENT TO JUDGE POTTER
stenographor Bonyugc attended officially all OF the
had the Of Jacob sharp IN the oyer ard
Termner Court yesterday TO Judge Potter copy Of all
the testimony arguments etc, In the case. ne mhu IS
incudet the Arguments tho motion made b. ore Judgo
Van Brnt guash the nd cment three volumes OF trstt
ouy taken 1t trial ,opy OF Judge BArrets cnaRe the
arr unents tho Of OF proceedings ny JUso
Urie presented hv the people Win supplementary
and the defendants brief
The IN its entirety consists OF 5000 pages tpe
written matter aud considerable for the Judge
examine under The instructons OF Assistant Ds
trlct Attorney coil Mr BOnvnse carefully packed e Vol
wooden box. securely sealeH IL ana
sent 10 Judge Potter Whitehall. y. u, by express
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LACROSSE MATCH AT MONTREAL.

MONTREAL Aug (Speoidr.-Thc Boston Lacrosse Team
morning and played match with the Mon
troa the Canadian champions The match was on the two
halfhOur system, aud by the Montrcas Oy TWO
games one first and second games N
respectively aud the BOstons ihr IN
aud half minutes ~ banquet In thcr honor
night to Queen "The President OF the United
state" "Our Guests and oar Game" duly hOnoTod
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EOLE REvELLING IN TIE MUD.
WINNING THE KEARNEY STAKES WITH EASES.
ONy IN FRONT AGAIN

WINNING HE kEAhNE1 STAKES WITH EASE-SAX-
ONY IN FRONT AGAIN.
SARATOGA, Aug. 6-The old horse" has again, Bar.
bee is happy the public satisfied Eole fairly reveng
in the mud. showed his heels to Lucky b., Hdalgo.
Fenolon BOaz and Royal Arch, and cantered
home with his flag waving. Hidalgo Is all at the
his performance with l2l pounds most excellent
one. Lucky b for solitary moment in
looked dangerous at the head OF the stretch
but tho going stopped him at the iurong.
The course was feook deep mud The lowering
kent the public at home attendance small Hma-
victory his heavy burden and long odds
win Climax quite ripe certainly not Tor picking
FIRST RACE-PURsE S400. MAIDEN THREE-YEAR-OL Ds
SPECIAL WEIGHTS. ONE MILE
= b. Hasgins Touche Pas, b. sponGthriftMy
= sones -; c o So,6ure o
G D. M;Coys CHI Miss Charmer loO.......... Ciggsj
s. Coher's CHI c. Heaiy lo2 (west)
j. N Alderman Goa 8. St Nick, 102.... (ChappelD
,.,.,.. ,,o..n , g. Tim onci % ,,,..,-.
TO /, j. ]. Really 10 ], 81 Nick z tol.
Auction poos-Vosburg s24 J. J. fiealy sl6 field $50
Slickaway aud Sadie Nc. withdrawn Vosburg was
but Touche Pas passed him IN the quarter
and opened OF twelve other horse, seemed
the mud and the further they grew
The zap Touche Pas took and walk bv
twsay lengths Vosburg second twenty lengths Miss
Charmer, third.
SECOND RAcE-PURsE $500. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. liz
MILES
Keystone Stables br. h Himaaya by vrgiiKentucky
Lamasaey Bros oh. e. Climax, lO7 Nv iamsj
Creole Stables b. h. Aseeola tMo0re)
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mi I hcagO. q: New York, {. Twobase MIS-
Con nor. Ternan. Ewing. 1htcebase hit-Daly Double
nl1ys-Ward and o. ourk- WEIGH and ward First
base on Lais-Pfoner Van lialtron Richardson. EWING
Dorgan Hit by pitched ba-W rch First base on errors
Chicago 2; Ncw.York 3 Struck out-By Van Haren. :
by Nelch l. Passed ba ls-DaY 3. Ewing l. Wild pitches
Wclch l. Time-2:3O. Umpire-ME Doschcr.
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yFW REpUELICAy ASSOoJI TJOy

The Emile D. Francois Republican Association has
formed with headquarters at No 126 West Seventeenth
and the following officers cleo ted Edward stoneham
presidents Daniel Kelley president John Mcdonald
secretary Ferdinand Kingsley corresponding secretary
Joseph McCuskcr treasurer Benjamin Francs
Forty three members have signed the roll
will be held the second and fourth Thursdays Of
month.
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NEM..IERSEY.

WEST HoBoKRv-Jucs Gertz, age eighty. attempted
suicide on FTiday shooting himself IN the abdomen Dr.
Mitchell the wound Will probably prove fatal No IN
obtained the house but OF tho
became despOndtn MT because his
three daughters neglected him.
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NEMARk.

gThomas Bacon huckster living with his family at No
900 Bsrgou suicide yesterday by shooting him.
self in the the night temple Bacon thirty
ve years III for eight with cODsump
ton.
Martin Rsdman, fifty who arrested in orange
Friday himself IN cell at the police station yeser
dav
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A Go0p pAY,s woKK Ar CREEpMOOR

The Scvonth Marksnans UsdEe MhIcN was 'I ycf10I'F
at Creedmoor Following the winners Of cash prizes
] McIIenry A. points II. D. Hamilton, 4s; III. W. Kaft
49, J. IS Frohin gham "a A &. saunders ~: J. NJ. Tall
mans a. o. T. Dudley The following the metal
WIN 4. Robinson. AZ points q. l.. HOFFMAN, 40 :
g. p Brewer ~ :. w. Merritt A. f. T. Cooke iJi H. b.
Thomson 43.
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DATE FINED FOR "rHE BOSTON HERALD" RACE

Boston. Mass, Aug G.-Ata meeting of tho Regatta
Committee Eastern Yacht Club to-day. Thursday
August l. wa. definitely decided upon as the day for
The Herald Cup race OF Marblchead. This date was
agreed upon OF the Goeet cup being
sailed yesterday. Ample time Il thus given the yachts
TO get 10 Marblehcad aud 10 Q In condition.
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HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Nttr. Hotel-Genera Joseph f. Johnston, o. Com,
missioner Of Railroads Allan McLsne OF Washington anu
James McLaue OF Baltimore. pm trerve ho.t-Eh
senator William H. Barnum OF Connecticut. Murray
Hil acknowledgements Thomas T. Criitenden OF Mssonr
49, Surfepant Hous,-David n. Burke. U: s. Consul AZ
Puerto Cabelo. Hotel MISUNDERSTANDING smith. vice
President Of the Baltimore and OHIO kaIoad company,
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NOTES ABOUT CLUBS AND PLAYERS.

The game at Rdgewood Park today between the BROOKLYN
Baltimore clubs will begin al $50 M Manager Caylor
several OF nj, Metropolitan players arc SICK
the of the nine At present.
kilograms ~ congraulaon were sent 10 the Ne"
Tub by local enthusiasts last night
yesterday the Bergen Point nine ueiea'eu
the Princeton nine by the score OF II 10 D.